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Impact of XRB Stochasticity on 21-cm Observables from CD-EoR

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Abstract: High Mass X-ray Binaries (HMXBs) are thought to be one of the key contributors to the X-ray background during the Cosmic Dawn (CD) and Epoch of Reionization (EoR). However, in traditional semi-numerical simulations of the CD-EoR, the LX-SFR relation is assumed to be fixed across cosmic time, which may not be accurate, especially for low star-forming regions. To mitigate this problem, we model the total luminosity in a stochastic manner and implement it in our 21-cm simulation from the CD-EoR to see its imprints on the 21-cm signal statistics like the Power Spectrum and 21-cm brightness temperature maps. We find the effects of XRB stochasticity in the small-scale PS (k > 0.9) and in the 21-cm maps that may have the potential for detection via the lunar based observations.

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